My brother likes football. (Negative form)
My brother doesn’t like football.
To / the / I / never / evening. / school / go / in
I never go to school in the evening.
My friends lives near me. (Negative form)
My friends don’t live near me.
Two of my friends ... American.
are
Correct the mistake: My parents doesn’t watch TV in the afternoon.
don't
My brother ... football. (like)
likes
Make a sentence using an adverb of frequency: "have lunch at school"
...
Make a sentence using an adverb of frequency: "go out in the evening"
...
My sister ... 19.
is
Paul plays the piano every evening. (Negative form)
Paul doesn’t play the piano every evening.
Correct the mistake: Does she starts work at 9 o’clock every morning?
start
Hannah ... to school by bus. (go)
goes
I get up at 6 o'clock every day. (Negative form)
I don’t get up at 6 o’clock every day
Correct the mistake: I plays football every weekend.
play
My friends near me. (live)
live
Walk / and / every / my / school / day. / I / to / brother
I walk to school with my brother day.
Hannah goes to school by bus. (Negative Form)
Hannah doesn’t go to school by bus.
Always / I / hard / at / school. / work
I always work hard at school.
... you 12 years old? Yes, I ... .
Are / am
Make a sentence using an adverb of frequency: "go to bed at 10 o'clock"
...
I ... at 6 o’clock every day. (get up)
get up
Correct the mistake: My father work in London.
works
Make a sentence using an adverb of frequency: "sleep for 8 hours"
...
Sometimes / parents / with / my / my / me / help / homework.
Sometimes my parents help me with my homework.
I / am / late / school. / for / sometimes
I am sometimes late for school.
Paul ... the piano every evening. (play)
plays
... your mother a doctor? No, she ... . She ... a teacher.
is / isn't / is
Correct the mistake: Tom don’t play the piano.
doesn't
Make a sentence using an adverb of frequency: "get up at 7 o'clock in the morning"
...
I ... not very happy this morning.
am